Mar 23, 2025 · View this 1861 Historical Kentucky Counties map tool. The historical Kentucky counties will be displayed on the map, and you can also overlay present day counties, townships and more.

Historical Map of North America & the Caribbean (17 December 1861 - Fight for Kentucky: When the Civil War broke out, Kentucky had declared neutrality. This situation lasted for over three months, until a Confederate general, acting on his own initiative, occupied Columbus.

This is a map and not a bird's-eye view. It covers Louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas, Alabama, and parts of Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Tennessee, Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, Indian Territory, and Texas, and indicates forts, towns, rivers, roads, railroads, state boundaries, and relief by shading. Insets: Fort Pickens. 19... Contributor: Couzens ...

General map indicating roads and railroads, county names and boundaries, cities and towns, rivers, and relief by hachures. Some roads and railroads in Kentucky have been colored red and black respectively.

Date: 1861 Short Title: Kentucky And Tennessee. Publisher: New York: John Bachmann Type: View Object Height cm: 55 Object Width cm: 72 Note: Stephenson dates 1862 - battle at Ft. Donaldson View shows the junction of the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers and the states to the south, primarily Kentucky and Tennessee, but also parts of Missouri and ...

LC Land ownership maps, 225 Available also through the Library of Congress Web site as a raster image. Includes business directories, illustrations, and distance table.

Feb 2, 2016 · With the advent of hostilities in April 1861, both Union and Confederate armies sought cartographic information from any source available. This general map of Kentucky and Tennessee indicates roads and railroads, county names and boundaries, cities and towns, rivers, and topography, with a several color annotations.

This is a museum grade, digitally restored map print of Kentucky & Tennessee from the year 1861. This historic map is very accurate and includes well-known points of interest from 1861.

This is an 1861 Samuel Augustus Mitchell, Jr. map of Kentucky and Tennessee, two states that would soon fight each other on opposite sides of the onrushing American Civil War.

Atlas Name: Bourbon, Fayette, Clark, Jessamine and Woodford Counties 1861 Wall Map, Publisher: Hewitt, E.A. & G.W., Publish Date: 1861; Location: Kentucky